hi, i'm damn tired of my stock converter, and i just found a suncoast TC for sale localy, but my question is if it can be mounted on my 46RH transmission, the lockup clutch won't work, i know. But other than that, is it any difference in splines or dimensions? it would be great to get the RPM's down a bit...
here's the ad, it's in Swedish but you can see the pics.. http://www.blocket.se/vi/51292688.htm
can i use a 48RE converter on my -92 46RH?
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can i use a 48RE converter on my -92 46RH?
by Oskar » Mon Jan 06, 2014 6:37 am
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Re: can i use a 48RE converter on my -92 46RH?
by Philip » Mon Jan 06, 2014 6:44 am
You would need a 2nd gen engine adapter and starter to use it. That converter is about 1.5" deeper than a 518 converter.
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